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-<samples name="OJB Block Samples" xmlns:xlink="http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink">

-<group name="Back">

<sample name="Back" href="../..">to Cocoon Samples main page</sample>

<sample name="Back" href="..">to Cocoon Blocks Samples main page</sample>

</group>

-<group name="Using Persistence Broker">

<note> API which serves as the OJB persistence kernel. The OTM-, ODMG- and JDO-implementations are built on top of this kernel. This API can also be used directly by applications that don't need full fledged object level transactions. </note>

<sample name="XSP" href="pb/xspdemo">Sample using JDO in a XSP page.</sample>

<sample name="Cocoon Forms" href="">Sample using Cocoon Forms Binding. To be done!</sample>

</group>

-<group name="Using JDO 1.01">

<note> WARNING: To use JDO demo you have to download jdo.jar from Sun's website! </note>

<note> The Java Data Objects (JDO) API is a standard interface-based Java model abstraction of persistence, developed as Java Specification Request 12. Application programmers use JDO to directly store their Java domain model instances into the persistent store (database). Uses Java Data Object Query Language (JDOQL). </note>

<sample name="XSP" href="jdo/xspdemo">Sample using JDO in a XSP page.</sample>

<sample name="Cocoon Forms" href="jdo/forms/employee">Sample using JDO with Cocoon Forms Binding.</sample>

</group>

-<group name="Using ODMG 3.0">

<note> Object Data Management Group (ODMG) 3 standard for binding databases. Uses Object Query Language (OQL). ODMG has been superceded by JDO. </note>

<sample name="XSP" href="odmg/xspdemo">Sample using JDO in a XSP page.</sample>

<sample name="Cocoon Forms" href="">Sample using Cocoon Forms Binding. To be done!</sample>

</group>

-<group name="OJB Documentation">

<note> OJB block allows the use of the Apache OJB project into Cocoon. OJB block is still alpha software and under active development. Your feedback is very much welcome on the Cocoon mailing lists. </note>

<sample name="Apache OJB website" href="http://db.apache.org/ojb/">Apache OJB project</sample>

<sample name="Using Persistence Broker Tutorial" href="http://db.apache.org/ojb/docu/tutorials/pb-tutorial.html">How to use the OJB's Persitence Broker</sample>

</group>

-<group name="Other Links">

<note>Additional link to database access technologies</note>

<sample name="JDO Website" href="http://java.sun.com/products/jdo/">JDO website</sample>

<sample name="JDO Central" href="http://www.jdocentral.com/">JDO community website</sample>

<sample name="ODMG Website" href="http://www.odmg.org/">ODMG website</sample>

<sample name="JDO Cocoon Wiki Documentation" href="http://wiki.apache.org/cocoon/OJBWithJDO"> Notes of a first experiment using OJB with Cocoon. </sample>

</group>

</samples>